11-18-2008 > TRAILER CHOIR RELEASE DIGITAL EP NOV. 4
TRAILER CHOIR EP ON NATION'S DIGITAL BALLOT
New Country Trio Is Online, On The Road & Off The Hook

(NASHVILLE, Tenn.) Outrageously entertaining Show Dog Nashville trio Trailer Choir won the election as country music's "Best New Group" when fans voted this summer on About.com. Just a few short months later, their platform is in full effect as their self-titled four-song EP bowed on all major digital outlets on Election Day (Nov. 4).

The release is the culmination of an electrifying campaign that has seen them win over huge crowds on Toby Keith's Biggest & Baddest Tour, in addition to working the room at their own headline dates.... [read more...]

11-18-2008 > HUSHABYE BABY SOOTHE CRANKY BABIES...AND PARENTS
COUNTRY LULLABYS SOOTHE CRANKY BABIES...AND PARENTS
Hushabye Baby Offers Ultimate Gifts For Country-Music Loving Families

(LOS ANGELES) Want to know what sleep-deprived parents of new babies really want this Christmas? A silent night. The brand-new Hushabye Baby series will help ma and pa settle in for a long winter's nap by lulling their fussy little ones to sleep with the tunes of some of the greatest names in country music. Featuring blanket-soft instrumental lullaby renditions of the hits of Johnny Cash (out Nov. 4), George Strait and Carrie Underwood (both Nov. 18), the first three Hushabye Baby CDs arrive just in time to rescue... [read more...]

11-18-2008 > MIKAL GILMORE - STORIES DONE
MIKAL GILMORE'S STORIES DONE RELEASING NOVEMBER 11

Critical acclaim for Mikal Gilmore's upcoming book, STORIES DONE, has already begun to build with Booklist noting it as “an incredible recap of the kinds of social and artistic forces—and personal demons—that stretched the boundaries of personal freedom, sometimes with fatal results. Not just writing as an observer but also as a participant, Gilmore (Shot in the Heart, 1994) brings a sharp eye to a turbulent period on the American arts scene.”

Gilmore’s first book, Shot In the Heart, a memoir about the impact his brother Gary Gilmore’s execution had on his own life and family, not only received rave reviews but won both the National Book Award and the Los Angeles Times Book Award.  Michiko Kakutani of the New York Times called it,... [read more...]
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